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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1946
Page
5
A historic window screen developed in 1989 offers more than bug protection. It blocks sun glare, reduces indoor heat, and lowers fading of fabrics while acting as a shading device, with bronze slats and vertical supports creating an almost invisible pattern.
A whirlwind wedding in Chattanooga faced delays after a storm damaged the church organ and forced a postponement. Ralph D. Rosg of the Navy Recruiting Office, with a 48 hour pass, went to Chicago to marry Genevieve Heijsuch but arrived to a ruined organ and later found the couple at the wrong terminal before rushing to catch a train. They returned late but had nine bows to spare before Rost pasa expired.
An article by Mabel Ay Molman explores rapid advances in freezing foods, noting increases in at home and commercial methods. It discusses how proper freezing preserves color, texture, vitamins, and safety, and warns that poor preparation or slow freezing can ruin quality.
The article highlights Claire McCardell’s bold push of the waistline above the hips with wide wing sleeves and unpressed flare below the nipped waist. It notes muddy color palettes, striped wools, and geometric dress lines aimed at a youthful, ultra casual wardrobe for the upcoming seasons.
The article highlights teen star Jot Lyldorf from Che eiuals in the Broadway show Tee Mime at Macketeller Crater Theater. It covers her first Broadway appearance, education plans at Calumbhe University, and a broader spread on fashion, diet, sleep, and public health, with commentary on teen culture and celebrity birthdays.
A man visiting a home on a warm summer evening wishes to remove his coat. The host encourages removing coats, while the guest hesitates and toggles between keeping the coat on and asking for permission.
Cropseyville residents report Mrs Andrew Grimm moving to her home post office, Mr and Mrs James Daniels Wave return from Florida, and Mr and Mrs Robert Macy in Troy moving into Mrs Daniels house. Willard Lynds celebrate 28th wedding anniversary with greetings received. Arthur dones spends days with grandparents. Berlin’s Charles Gaudemote noted.
A guide for families hiding secrets in their closets. The piece urges openness to protect children, noting that secrecy harms rather than helps. It recommends telling the truth gradually, seeking support, and treating mental illness with honesty and care.
Readable text offers pattern 7463 for slippers in sizes small to large, using quilted materials or quilting to match housecoats or pajamas. Instructions encourage ready-made or crochet washable options and request twenty cents in coins for mailing to The Troy Record in New York.
Ken Windaver Jr spends time at Ahoya exmp in Owaseo Tanke. Mrs Milton Ketebuar recovering at Altmny Hospital after operation. Kennebunk visit by Maward, Rave and others. Kepner family takes two week Hampton Beach vacation. Windover family summering with Nellie Windover in Edinburg, Ter. Local gatherings include Townsend Club event at Carpenters Hall Schenectady and a charity game party at Mrs Charles Dale’s. Monthly Laden Auxiliary meeting set for Man day at Mabel Baker’s home.
A cautionary note about beauty standards urging women to avoid painful footwear and vanity. It argues many endure ill fitting shoes to chase glamour, claiming beauty is not worth the bodily strain or visible pain.
Editor Cecil Browstone and staff present a translated table of U S cup and ounce measures for sugar and ingredients. The piece outlines how many ablespoons or cups equal a pound, with a sample conversion table covering white and brown sugars, flour, oils, and nuts, to help readers adjust to American cooking quantities.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a wild scene in Nevada where four men met in a wager game. The group, including Mrs Wy and Mr Moore, traded cards and hands amid a chaotic night at a local hotel, with talk of gambling and a disputed moment at a bridge table.
A garbled account hints at a dramatic card game scene with mentions of a king, an ace, diamonds and spades. Names and places are unreadable, but the narrative implies a tense contest, a financial win, and cautionary guidance about not dropping a winning hand.
An article discusses weight loss pressures and the pain of rapid dieting leading to harm. It contrasts gradual, painless change with extreme dieting and warns against unsafe practices. It also emphasizes regular dental visits for beauty and health, noting clean, well cared for teeth support appearance and overall well being.
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